BEIJING Chinese President Xi Jinping said the nation must “unswervingly” crackdown on financial irregularities and illegal behaviors, while improving shortcomings in its market supervision, state news agency Xinhua quoted him as saying on Tuesday. (…
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Xi says China must 'unswervingly' crackdown on financial irregularities
China considers financial “rewards” for second child after baby boom fails to materialise
China is considering paying couples to have a second baby after the scrapping of rules limiting family sizes failed to produce an expected baby boom. Authorities imposed a “one-child policy” for almost four decades which…
China's Two-Child Policy: Authorities Mull Financial Rewards For Couples Who Go For Second Child
China is reviewing birth rewards and subsidies to encourage couples to have a second child, after surveys showed that many are hesitant to expand families due to economic constraints, the state-owned China Daily newspaper reported.…
China planning to offer financial rewards to encourage couples to have second child
China is said to be considering offering financial incentives to couples to encourage them to expand their families to four. The latest measure comes after a survey showed Chinese couples preferred to have only one…
CHINA: We hope US defense spending 'can benefit the maintenance of global peace and stability'
The People’s Republic of China flag and the U.S. Stars and Stripes fly along Pennsylvania Avenue near the U.S. Capitol in Washington during Chinese President Hu Jintao’s state visit, January 18, 2011. REUTERS/Hyungwon Kang BEIJING…
Beijing gets tough on dancing grannies
Beijing, China (CNN)Wherever there is open space in China, you find grannies strutting their stuff. The women, usually retirees, meet at dusk and dawn in public squares, plazas or parks and perform synchronized dance routines…
China closing 150 gold mines
China overtook South Africa as the number one miner of the metal in 2007. China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) expects gold output to grow by an average 3% annually through 2020. Last…
NKorea official in Beijing after China's ban on coal imports
BEIJING — A senior North Korean diplomat arrived in Beijing on Tuesday for talks following China’s ban on coal imports from its neighbour and the killing of the exiled half brother of North Korean leader…
China's nuclear giant lists its assets
State-owned nuclear giant China General Nuclear Power Corp, the country’s largest nuclear operator, listed its applied nuclear science and technology assets on the A-share market on Monday, cashing in on the country’s trillion-dollar industry, the…
China eyeing highly skilled Indians to turn itself a technological hub
high-tech talent to maintain innovation ability’, state-run Global Times said that China has perhaps not been working hard enough to attract science and technology talent from India to work in the country. This could open…
Drones, lasers, and tanks: China shows off its latest weapons
Its export variant is the PLZ-52. The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) recently came out with report that China is “near parity” with western nations in terms of indigenous defense technology. As we can…
Did China Just Make ALL Stealth Fighters (Think the F-22 and F-35) Obsolete?
Could Beijing’s quantum radar technology render stealth aircraft obsolete? While theoretically, if such a radar existed, it would be able to detect and track stealth aircraft with impunity, but it is unclear if China truly…
China General Nuclear Power Corporation Lists Applied Nuclear Technology Assets on A-Share Market
China General Nuclear Power Corp, China’s nuclear giant, listed its applied nuclear science and technology assets on the A-Share market as it cashes in on the country’s trillion-dollar nuclear power industry. According to Huang Xiaofei,…
